Summit Business Technologies Introduces Phishgoggles Security Awareness Service

MILLERSVILLE, Md. - June 21, 2018 - PRLog -- Summit Business Technologies (Summit), a provider of IT and security services, is re-introducing its security awareness service as Phishgoggles, a name that reflects the most common form of social engineering and the greatest cybersecurity risk to organizations.
"There is an enormous market need for a service like Phishgoggles," said Michael Cohn, CEO of Summit. "Phishing and other online scams are the strategy of choice for cybercriminals, as it is far easier to manipulate someone into clicking on a malicious link than to break through layers of IT security."
Summit launched the security awareness service two years ago to reduce clients' susceptibility to phishing and other social engineering threats that target human vulnerabilities. Its measurable success led Summit to expand and rebrand the program as the Phishgoggles Security Awareness Service.
Unlike traditional training programs, Phishgoggles is structured as a fully managed, ongoing service that enables employers to build secure behaviors over time. Silent phishing campaigns expose staff to simulated evolving threats. Micro-modules and immersive content introduce and reinforce key learnings. Topics range from basics, such as safe web browsing, email spoofing, and mobile security to emerging types of security threats.
Summit also is enhancing the service with a new exclusive client portal that provides Phishgoggles customers with access to premier, curated content, from micro modules to supplemental deeper dives. All elements are designed to reinforce learning, improve absorption and make alertness to cyber threats
second nature.
"The more people we can reach, the more we can reduce the risk to the businesses, nonprofits, associations and agencies we serve. We created Phishgoggles as a friendly, relatable character to encourage engagement with the brand, but more importantly, with the issue. It is our mission to make
security awareness as habitual as using a seatbelt."
More information is available at http://phishgoggles.com and on our Twitter, Linkedin and Facebook pages.